Guerrilla leader identified in Niehous kidnap case
Donna Niehous identified Carlos Sanz Rodriguez known as Comandante Anibal as the leader of the group that abducted her husband William Frank Niehous, 46, from his home on February 27, 1976. Niehous, Toledo native, was vice president of Owens Illinois Venezuela. his whereabouts remain unknown. In Raleigh, the ERA setback ends NC’s bid to ratify the constitution amendment as Senate defeat blocks action until 1979.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Donna Niehous
American Glass
Niehous
Toledo
Owens-Illinois
Raleigh
N.C
U.S
North Carolina
White House
Senate
Pacific tuna fleet sails half mast protests porpoise rules
UPI report from San Diego says the U S Pacific tuna fleet heads to port with flags at half mast in protest of strict federal porpoise saving regulations. Fishermen say rules make American fishing unprofitable while foreign ships continue tuna catches and porpoise kills.
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San Diego
UPS
U.S. Pacific
Weather and notices from March 2 1977
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows 25 to 30. Showers likely Thursday with highs in the 40s and precipitation chances 30 and 70 percent. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Also marriage license application for William D Meisner and Bonnie Lee Steele, births of a girl to Mr and Mrs Ralph Mullins, and deaths of Ralph A Guthrie and William R Murray.
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William D Meisner
Willard
Bonnie Lee Steele
Opinion Line prompts debate on Mary Hartman time slot
Tuesday's question asks readers if the show Mary Hartman Mary Hartman should air at 7 30 on Channel 8 Cleveland after recently moving from 11 30 p m Readers weigh in on audience suitability and scheduling impact for local viewers.
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Brunswick
Ohio
UPI
Greater
Cleveland
Mary Hartman
Channel 8
Public Opinion Split On Late Night TV Show
Readers debate a late night program with mixed views on its suitability for children. Some call it inappropriate for family viewing while others praise its qualities and plan to vote yes or no by calling listed numbers.
TV Shows Instill Fear In Children Says Temple Survey
Temple University researchers report two thirds of 2200 children ages 7 to 11 fear intruders at home and over half fear parental conflict. The study links heavy TV viewing to higher fear levels and suggests federal action to protect young viewers. entertainers top hero list with Cher Osmond Presley, athletes next, few political figures named.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
New York
Temple University
Temple
Institute For Survey Research
Foundation For Child Development
Orville G. Brim
Foundation
Cher
Marie Osmond
Elvis Presley
O.J. Simpson
Muhammad Ali
United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Free Throws Spark Possible State Record and National Debate
Norwalk senior Jeff Wyatt drilled 16 consecutive free throws in the final six minutes to cap a 71 58 win over Bellevue. Basketball officials and Hall of Fame staff weighed whether the feat is a national record while Wyatt and coach John Schroeder celebrated the milestone. In Washington, Ohio Republican John Ashbrook and Arizona Democrat Morris Udall proposed a four date presidential primary system with no crossover voting to simplify the process.
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Reflector Sports Department
National Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield
Mass
The
Intelligencer
Wheeling
W. Va
Douglas Huff
Huff
Wyatt
Virginia
Lee Williams
Basketball Hall of Fame
Williams
Kansas City
Kansas
Randy Patti
Denton Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Kathy Marlow
Ogden
Iowa
Wyatt Boy
Norwalk High
John Neighbor
John Schroeder
Jeff Wyatt
Truckers
Washington
UPI
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Morris Udall
Arizona
Udall
Ashbrook
New Hampshire
Florida
California
Milan Monroeville Electric Refunds Expected After Rate Negotiation
Milan and Monroeville residents may receive about a three percent refund on two years of electric bills after a Federal Power Commission decision. Ohio Edison reports a negotiated rate scale yielding a 22 to 25 percent increase, down from an initial 28 percent request. Refunds hinge on village ordinances and FPC review before new rates take effect. Harold Albright, Milan Board of Public Affairs President, said refunds will be distributed after amounts are determined.
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Milan
Monroeville
Federal Power Commission
Ohio Edison
Power Commission
A.N. Gorant
Gorant
Ohio House backs expanded state guaranteed college loans
The Ohio House narrowly advances a bill to raise state loan guarantees from 90 to 100 percent, aiming to draw 10 to 20 million dollars to support about 14,000 students from 200 new lenders as three federal programs phase out. Rep. Michael Strinziano of Columbus sponsors the measure, which passed 86 to 5 and moves to the Senate.
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Michael Strnziano
Columbus
House
Senate
Stinziano
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi Booed at Rally Before Elections
Tens of thousands of government workers booed Indira Gandhi at a campaign rally in New Delhi two weeks before national elections. Some left the stage as crowds jeered her policies from family planning to the emergency rule. She admitted some mistakes may have been committed during the 15 month emergency.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Indira Gandhi
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Willard William R. Murray
Key Estates
Cole
Don Hohler
Bellevue
Schroeder
Young Wyatt
Wittenberg
Wheaton
Jeff Orwick
Orwick
Teens For Christ Organization
Strnziano
James
Jimmy
James Earl Carter IV
Chip
Caron Carter
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